Chelsea and Manchester United fans, who are descending on Moscow ahead of Wednesday's (May 21) all-English Champion's League final, say they they want to stay out of trouble and get safely back home after the game ends. Around 40,000 British fans are expected in the Russian capital for the biggest match in European club soccer. It is the first time two English teams have played in the final. As they awaited the 10:45 p.m. (1845 GMT) kick-off, some supporters congregated at a special fan zone in Red Square. "We have a good enough relations between our two clubs, to be honest if there are going to be any trouble it will probably come from the Russian fans, but we are trying to stay out of trouble. we've come for entertainment, we want to go home tomorrow," said Chivas, a Manchester United fan from Northern Ireland when asked if he expects any trouble after tonight's game. Groups of fans from both Premier League teams lined up at metal detectors in Red Square to enter a fan zone...